Board of Public Works and Safety Meeting: 10/13/2026

At the City of Fishers Board of Public Works and Safety meeting on October 13, 2026, the board approved routine meeting minutes and accounts payable, then considered several purchases and project changes. It approved a UKG Pro migration special purchase: approximately $95,000 for implementation, with the solution and integrations expected to cost about $125,000–$130,000 annually. The board also approved the purchase of 12 police interceptor SUVs with trade-ins; the transcript does not provide the purchase amount. For the Olio Road and Southeastern Parkway roundabout, engineering design revisions increased the ANF Engineering cost from $416,000 to $505,000 (about $89,000), and an EM Paving change order raised the construction contract from about $6.7 million to about $6.9 million for stronger geogrid and added resurfacing. The board approved an annual Innovative Integration infrastructure support and maintenance purchase for $51,000 and a three-year SHI network-monitoring software renewal exceeding $50,000; the vendor now requires a three-year commitment but allows an opt-out if the city changes software.

Other items included approval of a sanitary sewer agreement for the Maple subdivision, a utility road cut on 126th Street for a communications fiber line, and a riverfront district permit for Hub Jewelers. The board discussed construction timing and traffic impacts for the roundabout work, including whether to keep the roundabout open through winter. Motions on the clearly recorded purchase and change-order items carried; some intervening motion details are missing or garbled in the transcript.